Every Sara Dugar piece begins the same way: on the Mongolian steppe, with a goat.
That might sound like a romantic origin story. But for us, it's simply the truth — and it's the reason we make cashmere the way we do.
The Fibre Behind the Fabric
Mongolia's climate is one of the most extreme on earth. Long, brutal winters. Dry air. Temperature swings that can span 40 degrees in a single day. To survive, Mongolian cashmere goats grow a fine, dense undercoat — a natural insulation that is, by any measure, extraordinary.
This undercoat is what becomes cashmere. It's combed, not sheared, from the goat each spring. It's lightweight, breathable, and warmer than wool at a fraction of the weight. And the fibre from Mongolia — particularly from the Gobi region — is consistently among the finest in the world.
A Note From Sarantuya
"I come from a nomadic culture, but I don't think of that as an old story. I think of it as a modern way to live. To move across the land, you learn to carry only what matters. You learn not to leave waste behind. You learn that every object should have a purpose. That belief shapes Sara Dugar: fewer pieces, made with more meaning."
Made at the Source
Our pieces are crafted close to where the cashmere originates — not shipped halfway around the world to be processed in bulk. This keeps our supply chain shorter, our quality higher, and our connection to the material real.
We work in small batches. We release in considered drops. We don't make more than we need.
The result is cashmere that is designed to be worn, loved, and kept — not replaced.
Explore our current collection, including
The Steppe Polo andThe Horizon Stole , each made with Mongolian cashmere from source to stitch. You can alsotrace your Sara Dugar cashmere from the herders who raised the goats to the makers who created your garment.